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Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
\ BOOM FOR THE FAIR.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Dear Slr:-Having desire to say or do
any thing in my power to encourage the fair
enterprise that is now interesting the good
people of Wichita and Sedgwich county.
Allow me in this connection to state that the
Grand Lodge of Independent Order of Odd
Fellows will hold "a state convention i'll the
city Of Wichita on the 10th, 18th, and 18th OF
October. There are about $50 subordinate
lodges in the state and from all aivices that
| can get the attendance upon tina. occasion
will be very large. l suggest that the fair
management set apart one dsy and call 1t
Odd Fellows day and extend a special invi-
tation for the entire convention to visit the
fair en- that day IN q body. a very attrac-
tive and interesting feature Of this state
convention is that Wichita Lodge No. 95
gives purse Of 1925, $50 to first and SIS to
second team TO be competed for in drill
work for initiating candidates and confer
ing degrees in that order. There are ebout
forty teams in the state of Kansas.
this body OF men visit the great metropolis
of Kansas am happy TO know that they
will have something to entertain them. Our
improvements and enterprises, our industries,
our factories, our commercial edihces, and
universities, houses, palaces, finished and
under way of construction, our crowded
streets and houses OF busin ess will all add to
their entertainment, and the fair coming of
on the same days will give them an oppor-
tunity to visit that event, which will be
from ali the information can obtain great
success, each days program presents 70 me q
full days sport The specialies announced
by the management and the fortunate CON-
bination Of circumstances that seems to com
bine TO bring the largest and best fold q
no rses to Wichita TO attend the great round
I'D fair Of the state of Kansas, will afford
thrilling entertainment for our welcom,
visitors and citizens during the entire week
Very truly yours,
WV. MATEIsoS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
BEAUTIFUL THINGS,
this morning

NEW YORK, Sept. "a, 1887.
Dear Eagle ana Lady Patrons:
have thought several times since have
been in this busy mart of wealth and fashion
of our dear and beautiful little city OF
Wichita, and the many lovely ladies whom it
is my good fortune to consider my patrons.
In my shopping expeditions, day after day, L
see so many beautiful styles, and among
them | can almost always see in my minds
eye-see just who they would be coming to-
Here.o one sees the best efforts of foreign mod
istes brought out in the most charming and
wonderful manner; and by careful thought
and study much sterling information can be
gained, which l most willingly and cheer
fully shall give my customers the advantage
Of Place your orders early. Remember
my old motto: First come, first served
Shall be with you by October 10. Till then
adieu Most sincerely,
MIME CUAMEFRS
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
OUR FAIR.

So many new and attractive features have
been added to our coming fair, the manage
ment have teen compelled to Rave new pro-
grams printed. They are now out, giving a
full and complete description of everything.
Each and every citizen of Wichita should
make an extra effort in advertising this fair
Would suggest our wholesale houses notify
their trade and invite them to visit Wichita
at that time, and give them an idea of the
metropolis; also would be a good time to be
come personally acquainted with the parties
they ara doing business with.
A number OF bands have already expires ed
themselves anxious to compete for prizes.
Lovers Of good music will then have an OPP
portunity 10 listen to the choicest selections
from the best musicians in the state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
fConcIuded from fourth pa2e.)
account for the letter that came TO Mr
Mora from Kansas City.

account for the letter that came to Mr.
Moore from Kansas City.
Sheriff Hays-I went to Kansas City look
ing for Jack True; l found him in the Jsil;
he did not object TO coming without requisi-
tion. he made a statement to me OF the af-
fair. he has been IN jail here since the 2lst Of
July.
Cross examination told him that could
get him anyway, requisition would only be
putting me to more trouble.
Mr.. Gordon then read the depositions taken
at Kansas City at the law Office of Henry
Woolman, OF Paul Jones, Jas. M. Leggett,
Robert L. Yeager, Thos. NJ. Spears, Henry
ID. White. The deponents all
testified to the good character Of the defen-
dant.
John TrussIer, United States prisoner re-
cently released from confinement at the
county jail said he had written several let
ters for Jack True: he told him he could
not write.
William Watson, colored laborer working
for Trimbe Bros. & Thelkeld-I knew de
PENDANT in Kansas City, his reputation wa:
good.
Theodore Thomas came here from kansa;
City: worked with defendant, he had good
reputation for peace and quiet; same as fol
his honesty.
Attorneys for the state admitted as evil
dence the testimony Of George Showalt, whit
was absent. relative to the good reputation O.
| the defendant.
Evidence in rebuttal will be introduced
| this morn ing.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
SIDEWALK EXTENSIONS.

The work of laying the six-foot wide side
walk on Douglas avenue from Hydraulic ave-
nue. to Hillside avenue was commenced yes
terday The College Hill people are very
anxious for the improvement and the council
was not slow in ordering it few nights
ego, and it would seem that it will be COM
pleted very soon.
In addition to this long string couple Of
other sidewalk improvements of some lzngth
are reported booked for the near future.
One runs north on Hillside for mile or so
from Douglas avenue, and the other proposes
an extension On Douglas from Hillside for
half mile
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following ara the transfers OF real
estate fled in the Recorders Office yester-
day:
ia Wallace to o " Jones, lots AZ, Al,
46, 40, blk 5 Allerton add. .... 500
o w Jones TO ] + and j A Yungmeyer,
lots az, "A. AZ, IS blk Allerton add. 1000
Charles Aldrick to D w Phillips, 50x
1877 on Main st Hyde & FerreIs add. 5000
VIM Matherson to c 81 Chitty, lot 30
Hydraulic ave Mathenson's 4th add. 1000
L L Doubleday to Jas SBidmore, lots
A, B, c, d, Walnut Grove add. 1oODO
Oslo A English to Nettie Zimmerly, lot
III, Court st, cit, of Wichita, c ID l
n Mailman to Fl z Baker, lots "a to
5th ave, Moron Wallman's End add. 300
III Mailman to Princess Scott, lots 70
"a, 4th ave, and GS-70, 9Th ave, Nor
ton Wallman's End add. ....... 600
Leopold Hays to Chas Chamberlain
lots Is 20 % "a Lawrence Hays &
Goldstein apd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4oO
Samuel Macky to Geo W Beal IA
sec 10 tp q 3 w.............:.::... 6oO0
Henry | Homestan to Geo + Phillips
Lot Is Cherry ave d w Jones add. 300
CS Eicnoltz to Matte A Meeker, lots
80, 30, 81, 81, block 9, Eicholtzs add. 200
VIM L Adams TO Catharine l. Adams,
lot %, Waco street, original town. /
Thomas Hunt to Mrs. Emily Sullivan,
lot 20, Church street, original town. 3,5oO
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
SOME FIGURES.

As evidence of Wichitas busted boom Mr..
W. S. Rogers, the photographer, cites some
facts concerning some property he bought in
the northeast part Of the city just two years
ago yesterday. cit cost me then $780," said
Mr Rogers. "Since that time, including
sale made today, have sold over s12, 600 and
have property left there which I can sell
any time for s27 900 despite the howl Of out
siders Of a busted boom. Isey l can sell it
for that any day but will get more out of it.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

4 committee of gentlemen has been ap-
pointed to canvass the city for the purpose
Of securing places Of entertainment for the
young men delegates Of the Y. M. c. A.,
which meets in our city October 81 There
will be present on that occasion five hundred
men, most Of them young men, whom it will
be pleasure to entertain and who in return
will fuI appreciate the generous hospital
ties e. tended to them by the hospitble citi-
zens Of this city. The EAGLE trusts that the
committee viii be met with Il hearty response
from those called upon, for after moments
refecti n it will be readily seen that aside
from Christion duty, viewing it from a
business standpoint, it will be a good invest
paent. Five hundred live, energetic young
men from that many points in the state r9-
turn TO their homes after being entertained
royalty, will resflirm all that we as citizens
have claimed for our city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
WRESTLING MATCH.

Arrangements have been made for anOth-
er wrestling match between Capt. Shields
and ". Deeds at the Eldridge park. The
contest viii come off some of these days and
the county authorities have been invited to
be present to insure good order. The friends
Of the two are considerably interested in the
affair and in many instances risking their
cold cash on opinions.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
ANU SENENTS.
"AS YOU LIKE 1T. -
Chairman.

Marie Prescott appeared last night as "Ros-
alind,n in s'As You Like It, Like other OF
her refined comedy roles, this was done ex-
ceedingly we'll Her ''Rosalind" is joyous
and buoyant, with true Arcadian ring
about it, and at all times she is light-hearte
and womanly. The manly swagger of the
doublet and hose become her we'll, and her
merriment was at all times contagious.-ken-
sas City Journal.
at Crawford's opera house Monday and
Tuesday, October 3 and 4.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
EXCURSION Tickets TO St. Louis

Saint Louis Fair Exposition. The Atchin-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe and the St Louis &
San Francisco railways will commence the
sale Of round trip tickets 70 St Louis, Satur-
day, October LIST and continue the sale until
October Sth inclusive, at one fare for the
round trip. Chair cars free Pullman D. l.
acs slee, ing cars on all morning sud night
trains. Four trains daily to the east.
W. D. MURDOCH. Agent,
dI1S-7s I'D y. Main 81. and Union depot.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
Land NSn.Ra

We have nice residence, 50 minutes ride
from Chicago, TO trade for land near Wichi
"a, or Dear 6 Dod county seat, or large boiy
OF laud in western county. Full description
and photograph a. our Office. Ro5t- Spur
gin s. Co Eagle building, Wichits- lib A.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
SWEET ROOT CROP.

The sweet potato crop in this section is re-
ported grand success. Mr.. W. D. Payne
has five acres about four miles west Of the
CITY which he reports viii average four hun
bred bushels to the acre. Others report
about the same average.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

The Enigma" entertainment to have been
given Y the guild of St Johns hurch last
evening at the residence of Mrs. Bond, Fair
view avenue, was postponed On account OF
the disagreeable weather.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

There will be a meeting of the comm ttee
of entertainment of the delegates to the ap-
preaching State Association at the Congre-
gational church on the corner of SecOni
street and Lawrence avenue, after prayer
meeting Thursday night Let every solicitor
be present IL. WINsLoW ALBEIT,
Chairman
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Persons having trees, hedge, or any other
pruuipg TO do can have it done By leaving
order ST 96S North Mead ave, or through the
postoffice All work guaranteed frst-clsss
A. J. Mefferer. practical primer. dis 2t@
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name and style OF Wilson q Fox is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, ". J.
Wilson being duly authorized to collect all
debts due said firm. 1l3 81
Wichita, Kan, Sept. p, 1887.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Allen & Jones have removed their real
estate office from Ala Z Douglas avenue to
rooms and Getto building, corner Second
and Main streets. 1l33t
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short line, c h & y, Rock
Island route, II Kansas City, ST. Joseph,
Chicago a d St Louis list
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short line. c. K X n, Rock
Island route, to Kansas City, ST. Joseph,
Chicago and st. Louis. l13ti-
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short line, C. K. & N, Rock
Island route, 10 Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Chicago and st. Louis. 1l3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Allen & Jones have removed their resi-
estate office from fl, E Douglas avenue %
rooms ) and 1 Getto building, corner Secoad
and Main streets. llS4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Mrs Payne, of Chicago, mother Of the Lut-
trell brothars, has taken rooms in the Ster.
ling and will remain in the city for some
time.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
Notice,

My property on Douglas avenue is this
day withdrawn from tie market.
113 Il J. B. PETERS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

People should now besutify their lawns and
yards by buying blue grass and white cover
seed at Holidays. 1886
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short line. g. K. & N, Rock
Island route TO Kansas City, St. Joseph,
Chicago and St Louis. Il3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
DreSSmaking.

Take the new short line, C. K. s. N, Rock
Island route, to Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Chicago and ST Louis 1l3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short lire, c. K. & y. Rock
Island route, 70 Kansas City, St. Joseph,
Chicago and st. Lonis. 1lStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
NEW STORE
Messrs T. |. Fox & Son About
to Open up a New Dry
Goods and Millinery
House at $50 N
Main St.

We have been making arrange
mentS for some time to open up
a first class Dry Goods and
Millinery store.
Now as our building is ready
and our goods are daily arriving
we hope to open our doors during
the present week and although
all our departments will not be
complete we will be prepared TO
show some OF the incest gooos
the markets afford.
We urge all our customers, our
friends, their friends, and the
citizens Of Wichita generally TO
come and see US.
Our buyers are now east ship
ping by freight and express all
the pretty and stylish goods the
ladies Of Wichtta SO much ap-
preciate.
The good people OF Wichita
have been SO kind in their treat
ment, SO generous In their eX-
pressions that we already feel
like old citizens with hosts Of
friends to encourage and inspire
US.
We will try torepay this friend
~ interest by constant services
and we promise to devote our
selves industriously and faith
fully to make our new store one
Of profit to the customer.
We will announce very soon
the date Of our Grand Opening"
which will take place about Oc-
tOber 7th. when our stocks are
thoroughly equipped.
T. /, FOX & SON,
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Misses Hoke and Lehman, No. 100 South
Lawrence, is the place to go for the latest
styles and perfect work in the dressmasiug
line ll3 2G~
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

G.. T. ParnelI, of the Matte Vickers com
pany, is ct Gandolfo's.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

Take the new short line, G. K. & N, Rock
Island route, to Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Chicago and st. Louis. 1l3-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29

FL. Rose, of Fort Scott, is at Hotel Gan
dolfo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-09-29
LADIES', MISSES AND CHILDRENS' SHOES

- DongolA Shoes, o worth s225 for
Brazil 1915 tr
enhK o Er
French Turned o7,wo for
Chndrs Pebble Goa; sping Heel % =
Heels wothsI for
Masses Pebble Goa. Spring Hel, Il 80
ChldrenS tipped iI.~
Chldre School 12,w oras
hsaso 2.o2 ,rorhs
o IA, WORTH
or.hs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
THE STEAMBOAT MEN.
REPoRT OF THE Committee ON
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Adepted-The Meme 20 be "Ihe Com
merciaI Association OF the Navf-
gable waters OF the United
6tatss,r

CINCINNATI, o., June lathe a.
tendance today at the steamboat
mems convention was not much in
creased. The report Of the committee
on permanent organic Ition was
adopted. The name will be the Com.
mercial Association OF the Navigsble
Waters OF the United States. The
purpose will be the mutual protection
OF steamboat owners aud shippers
The officers will be a board CT nine
trustees, a president, secretary and
treasurer, the b ard of trustees to have
power to employ agents and do their
acts to carry ont the purposes Of the
association. Each ste ,mboat in the
association shall pay $40 per snnum
and DO liable 10 additional assessment
il necessary to dtfrsy expenses.
Trustees were slected ss follows: W.
J. Kountz, Of Pittsburg; Chss. kubl-
mao, OF Wheeling: J. d. Parker,
OF Cincinnati; ]. F. McOul.
Tough, Of Louisville; Frank Hop
klns, of Evansville; J~.,enh
Reynolds, Of 81. Louis, a,oaH Ress
Of Memphis &. o Carroll, OIL Of vicEs,
burg L. T. 4ealhers, Of New Orleans
Id, trustees will elect president, sec.
rstaIy and treasurer from their nun
Der. Immediate steps are to be taken
10 have auxiliary organizations formed
In the various river cities and lake
points,
All members Of the organization are
requested to urgs upon their repre-
sentatives in Compress to sustain thu
interstate commerce law. A resolu
ton was adopted requesting Senstou
Cullom aud Reagan to use their infiu
ence in favor OF the enforcement o
the law to the letter. A committe
was appointed to call upon Hon. 10 hi
G. Carlisle and urge him to the sam
course Of action.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15

convenience for the people north Of
the city. The distance is one-half
mile.
sheriff Hays, Of Mississippi, Miss,
arrived last night with q prisoner
named Jor az Dyson, charged with
selling liquor without license. He
will be tried in Little Rock.
Some SAC, 900 worth of Crittenden
county aud Hopefeld lark. real es-
tate was cold at the Merchants Ex-
change yesterday by Col. Frank Roy
ster, real estate agent. The bidding
on Hopefield lots was quite spirited
and lively. The sale will be resumed
today.
The winning numbers in the
Louisiana Lottery, Glass F, drawing at
New 0heaDs, La, yesterday were as
follows: No. 62,749 draws 100000;
No. 81 658 draws 100000; No. IL, 1856
draws $4,000; No. 3i,0l8 draws $685.
900; No. 3S. 1927 draws SIC, 900; No. 5l,-
rs draws $4,000.
Marriage licenses Issued yester-
day: Sidney Reinhsrdt and Miss
Dora Asher, EdSond Pamphlet ana
Miss Lizzie Meachsm. Clark Gibson
and Mss Eliza L. Kettle we'll, j. o.
Clark ard Mrs. Ellen Wright, VI. Nc
Donald and Mrs. Emma l.. Miller, b.
7. Lewis and Mics Jessie L. Harris.
Loeb & Nook were placed on
trial yesterday at the Criminal Court
on charge OF Sabbath breaking, the
prosecuting witness being Thomas
slstieii.y; ,uc,n Rose ordered that
the defendants bs discharged apdthAt
the COSTS 90 taxed up to the witne,s
Slat'.erly, whom he lectuTed tor az
tempting a malicious prosecution.
All those who observed Zoe clearly
appearance Of MP!l and Madiscn
street this morning were doubtless
gratihed TO see the Clearly appearance
Of ,hese rnor6ughfareo. TIE sweeper
was at work last night. Although the
machine raised eand and dust, this
was because it was the first sweep and
the dirt being heavy could not be
sprinkled. Hereafter the dust will be
"laid" and tho streets swept every
night.
Can This be true2 We give 1t on
the authority Of the Philadelphis
North american: "Here's rad headed
girl and there's white HORSE" 70
marked a well known sporting man
who was walking down Chestnu
street with reporter. "What do yor
mean ?" he was asked. "Didn't you
ever hear that before2 Every tint
you meet a red headed girl you viii
see q white horse" Halt block fur
J Their another red headed girl was me I
: "Where's your white horse now2
asked the reporter. There's on
farming the next corner" he replied
and, sure enough, around the corne
came q white horse drawing q drsy
= "They never fail, | tell you. l hay
: been saying, Here's rad headed gin
and there's a white boree,' for fittee
years. I've never got left yet" Al G
parting the reporter met one more re-
headed sirl, and looking for the whit
horse WAS not surprised to see ca
pass drawn by two OF them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
How You Poke the Profits.

When you buy ready-made cloth
ing you have to pay profit to the
wholesaler and a profit to the re-
taller. These tive profits the retail
buyer pays, and these make the price
come high. Now contrast the diff
ferent system at the MIsFIT PAR
LoRs. Instead of paying either a
wholesale or retail profit, you really
pocket what the tailors lose. We
don't pay full value for any Of our
goods. We frequently pick them up
at less than ne.half their original
value. The tailors have to part with
them for what they can get, and thul
we are able to offer you the best
tailor made clething far lower than
you can buy ready-made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Kassas CITY, Memphis and Birm
lnEham.-TrAins move a. sollowsj No.
isayss Memphis $50 s.mS No; II tff.i 5,s
leaves At $50 AIN, No. arrives a. lO;lO
am; No. IL 'freiEhb arrives at $50 DIN.
Mtsstsstppf ana Tennessse. Trains
move a. follows: New Orleans mail arrives
daily at $500 q. N. leaves daily At $500 D. M:
Dardh asoom modati0n arrives daily At $50
an. leaves daily at $3.50 pm. Mail trains
vii net stop 81 Mhitenayen. Horn Lake.
Qesbit or Loves, or nag stations.
Chesapeake and ohio ROate-Trains
move daily a. follows; Fast mail leaves
Henphis at $3.50 an. and arrives at II :65
an. night express leaves Memphis at $50
pm. anO arrives At 2:4S am, Both trains
run through solid between Memphis and
Louisv lie Ripley accommodation leaves
st $50 N. aad ar ives at $40 am.
Missl ssiDDi Valley Route a., N. o.
and r. ny l-Trains on this road run as
leaves at $3.50 Am. New Orleans fast mail,
daily, arrives at 9;l0 an; New Orleans
express, daily, arrives At o;b Pm,
LOnisvtlie ard hnsnviiie.- Trains
msve as fllows: Past mail arrives daily at
6;15 am. leaves 81 l0;l0 pm. Mail leaves
daily at 1910 Am; arrives at 900 pm.
et Louis express leaves daily at $500 pm.
arrives daily at 500 .m.-standard time.
Gutf hOute-, Kansas City, Spring
Held Rad nemphtsl-Trains leave NJ. and
T. depot as follows; No. 4, Kansas City ex-
press, leaves at 1850 am; No. 3, Kansas
City express. arrives at 4:45 pm. No 2,
Kansas City mail, arrives at 8;45 am. No.
., St. Louis and Chicaso express, leaves at
$500 p.m No. ], St. Louis and Chicago .ex-
?ress. arrives ats:bs,m. In effect Sunday,
April IS, 1885.
Memphis and CharIestOn Trains
move as follows: Through express leaves
faily At loco pm, sa.ssiiii ana express ieavea
1aily at $3.50 Am. Somerville accommo da-
non ieaves daily, except Sunday, at $3.50
pm. Through express arrives daily at 6 10
Am. Mail and express arrives daily at ;lo
I'm. Someryille accommodation Arriv-
daily, oxcspt Sunday atS:D Am. 90
mempbtB aad Listle
~ l.aves MS| --st standard timo)
ieSyes Ns%. -,s's AZ lliSo pm; 10
- Hopsheld at loo a mi No. ar.
-1aves o. Memphis At $40 y. m. No. erriyei
at Membhis At 9ll5 q. IN ; No. Q (freishU ar
Evos OF Hope6eld at 30 p.m.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
CITY NEWS.

The Prohibi ion Executive Com.
mittee held a business meeting Last
evening.
The Legislative Council will meet
III ia afternoon to consider the street
railway controversy.
billiard Il Coffin received cotton
bloom yesterday from 10 Wood, OF
Lyon, OoahomA county, Mics.
A LARGE line OF New Novels, in
cheap form, for summer reading, re-
ceiyed last night at Manstord's.
The Ohancery Court was not in
session yesterday, but will be open for
business this morning at the usual
hour.
The annual commencement Of the
Marry Institute, Hot springs, Miss,
will be held on the 2lst and 22d in
Htanta.
In the County Circuit Court the
dAmsge euit Of w. A. Brink ey We, the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
Pany Was on thai last evening.
"A one legged shoemaker, George
Crooks, was up before the Criminal
OOuIt ybbboIO uu bahikO VI pceN-
ing woman with a shoe hammer.
Fifty dollars fine was imposed
upon Alexander McEwen at the
Criminal Court yesterday on the
charge Of carrying concealed weapons
-NsturalE zion papers were itsued
by the clerk OF the Criminal Court
yesterday to s. J Kaufma', q Ger
mao, and James l.. Taylor, an English
man.
"A divorce petition has been filed
a the CnaucerY Court by Bette
Harper against Frank Harper, slleg
ing desertion, and askiug for the Gus
tody Of child.
The premium list OF the annual ex
hibidon OF the KgIrvle Agricultural
Association has been published. Toe
fair opens at the Kerrville fsil
grounds on the 1l.h Of October, anC
win continue four days.
"A iire at Stetson's grocery, corner
OF Elliott and fernando streets, early
yesterday nlCrninR resulted in about
500 damage, covered by insurance
The building was uniniured.
The break in the "hicago whea
market and - 'roubles IL
New W i subjects
sterday
non M
ottoI